Apakah Kemiskinan Itu Penderitaan? : Berteologi Bersama Pedagang Kaki Lima di Malang

The article argues that poverty does not always correspond to suffering. It depends very much on how people approach to or cope with their daily lives. People of the margins in the urbanized city of Malang - which is now and then not benevolent - could offer some insight to deepen our today's spirituality. Inspired by the Javanese rila-nrima-sabar (readiness-acceptance-patience) people could live their lives in a dynamic way beyond dissatisfactions or complaints. The so-called local genius correlates to theology of the cross in Christian tradition. The writer then reasons that suffering or the... Mehr ...

Verfasser: Purnawan, Yohanes I Wayan
Dokumenttyp: Artikel
Erscheinungsdatum: 2011
Verlag/Hrsg.: Aditya Wacana Pusat Pengkajian Agama Dan Kebudayaan
Schlagwörter: kemiskinan dan penderitaan / orang-orang pinggiran / rila-nrima- sabar / teologi salib / salib dan kebangkitan
Sprache: Indonesian
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The article argues that poverty does not always correspond to suffering. It depends very much on how people approach to or cope with their daily lives. People of the margins in the urbanized city of Malang - which is now and then not benevolent - could offer some insight to deepen our today's spirituality. Inspired by the Javanese rila-nrima-sabar (readiness-acceptance-patience) people could live their lives in a dynamic way beyond dissatisfactions or complaints. The so-called local genius correlates to theology of the cross in Christian tradition. The writer then reasons that suffering or the cross as part of life should be bravely addressed or confronted. Rila-nrima-sabar is human-divine capital which enables people to come out as winner. Christian spirituality describes it as per crucem ad lucem, through the cross the faithful reach enlightentment and resurrection. ; The article argues that poverty does not always correspond to suffering. It depends very much on how people approach to or cope with their daily lives. People of the margins in the urbanized city of Malang - which is now and then not benevolent - could offer some insight to deepen our today's spirituality. Inspired by the Javanese rila-nrima-sabar (readiness-acceptance-patience) people could live their lives in a dynamic way beyond dissatisfactions or complaints. The so-called local genius correlates to theology of the cross in Christian tradition. The writer then reasons that suffering or the cross as part of life should be bravely addressed or confronted. Rila-nrima-sabar is human-divine capital which enables people to come out as winner. Christian spirituality describes it as per crucem ad lucem, through the cross the faithful reach enlightentment and resurrection.